When is best for a player to draw the line?

[junder]

I guess like when someone wants to win but it doesn't work or their strategies don't work, and that can confuse people, and of course this has to do with the advantage of the case, we all know that the winner always has the advantage. take advantage of things for everything and we must be aware of doing this type of things, we must be people who have to assume this Responsibility , I say Responsibility Because it is between us as players with the casino, there are also people who know it but they do not apply it, it is That is to say, they behave in an Immature way by trying to say or think that they are going to beat the house, then there they are already failing, so we see that we should not Abuse our good luck.

beating the host is impossible, it can't happen. with a permanent stipulation that the host will always win, even though there are people who have strategies and patterns to be able to win, it doesn't guarantee they can win, let alone beat the host. When the gambling carried out can produce profitable wins, we must be able to do our best with the winnings we have obtained, such as by cashing them out and leaving gambling. However, there are still gamblers who still want to satisfy their curiosity, where they continue gambling even though they have won and in the end it just makes them disappointed. maybe even annoyed.

We must be able to gamble responsibly, gambling that ends in victory or defeat must be done well, not prolonging the gambling session is one way to gamble wisely. Here of course self-control is very necessary, because to be able to avoid big losses in gambling it is ourselves who do it, if we ourselves cannot be responsible for the gambling we do, then the losses that occur must be accepted, it is also impossible to argue with the casino with defeat that has occurred.

[Miles2006]

Some stop gambling immediately the record a big lose, while others continues when they lose with hope of recovering.
Some other gamblers stop playing when the win they first few games, while other continue to chase the loses, and technically ww can tell in accuracy when this things happens, but when is the best time to stop gambling and take a break?

To answer when is the right time to stop gambling, the answers will be quite varied, where people will answer when they experience a loss and others say when they get a big win.
But if it's me then when to stop gambling when there is no chance of achieving luck so that we can avoid the next loss.
Recovering previous losses in gambling is much more difficult because we can never predict how the next bet will end up. So when we don't have luck when betting, it's best to leave gambling and continue the next day.

Although everyone opinion is definitely different likewise mine, it's common when people lose and still want to bet despite the result, this is nothing personally for wealthy gamblers or those gamblers who gamble for fun cause they never get emotional and angry. So long as a gambler is having fun betting often then there's no need of stopping the act except they're trying to exceed their budget, exceeding gambling budget is something a gambler should avoid and if this happens I think the gambler need to stop for a while until the budget is refill. Personally I will quit whenever I experience a lose or rather I will prefer to cashout quickly to avoid loss at the end

[tottong]

Although everyone opinion is definitely different likewise mine, it's common when people lose and still want to bet despite the result, this is nothing personally for wealthy gamblers or those gamblers who gamble for fun cause they never get emotional and angry. So long as a gambler is having fun betting often then there's no need of stopping the act except they're trying to exceed their budget, exceeding gambling budget is something a gambler should avoid and if this happens I think the gambler need to stop for a while until the budget is refill. Personally I will quit whenever I experience a lose or rather I will prefer to cashout quickly to avoid loss at the end

No one says they will stop betting when people experience defeat, but what we mean is how can they control themselves not to continue betting on the same day, for example.
There are budget limits imposed by responsible gamblers and when the money they have runs out then they can stop for the day. It could also be that when they are unlucky and always lose, they stop playing within a few hours or days. When we are able to control it, it will be much easier and different from those who are addicted.

[redsun114]

Although everyone opinion is definitely different likewise mine, it's common when people lose and still want to bet despite the result, this is nothing personally for wealthy gamblers or those gamblers who gamble for fun cause they never get emotional and angry. So long as a gambler is having fun betting often then there's no need of stopping the act except they're trying to exceed their budget, exceeding gambling budget is something a gambler should avoid and if this happens I think the gambler need to stop for a while until the budget is refill. Personally I will quit whenever I experience a lose or rather I will prefer to cashout quickly to avoid loss at the end

No one says they will stop betting when people experience defeat, but what we mean is how can they control themselves not to continue betting on the same day, for example.
There are budget limits imposed by responsible gamblers and when the money they have runs out then they can stop for the day. It could also be that when they are unlucky and always lose, they stop playing within a few hours or days. When we are able to control it, it will be much easier and different from those who are addicted.

Control is everything when it comes to gambling, if you lack control and patience, you will barely be able to gamble responsibly because you won't be able to stop whether you are winning or losing. You will think you can recover your losses when you are losing and you will think you can win more when you are winning and it's all because you are mentally weak and have no control over your emotions and your emotions are driving you to do things that you shouldn't.

Responsible gamblers can stop when their budgets are out because they have patience and control. Those of us who have it feel like it's easy, all you need to do is close the platform and do something else, but it is not the same for those who don't have it because they can't just close it and stop.

[passwordnow]

Stopping immediately is the best choice to make. You don't have to wait for bigger losses or wins before you stop, so the deal here is when you win an acceptable and satisfying amount then you can stop from there. And the same goes for losing, when you lose a substantial amount and you can't bear anymore to keep going then that's the time that you have to stop.
Don't be a hero to yourself and set measures for you to stop because no one is there to stop you but only you and your pocket. When your pockets are empty, that's going to be your indication to stop but are you going to let that happen? IMHO, you shouldn't.
Because if you allow that to happen then you'll get used to it and the bigger problem is what if you don't realize that too soon and often and you're causing yourself a trouble that you're not noticing it once in a while when you gamble.
The thing is you'll keep on pulling money on your other pocket and much worse if you're going to take some real cash from your savings until you can't gamble anymore because you have nothing left.

[Jody.Drummer]

No one says they will stop betting when people experience defeat, but what we mean is how can they control themselves not to continue betting on the same day, for example.
There are budget limits imposed by responsible gamblers and when the money they have runs out then they can stop for the day. It could also be that when they are unlucky and always lose, they stop playing within a few hours or days. When we are able to control it, it will be much easier and different from those who are addicted.

Control is everything when it comes to gambling, if you lack control and patience, you will barely be able to gamble responsibly because you won't be able to stop whether you are winning or losing. You will think you can recover your losses when you are losing and you will think you can win more when you are winning and it's all because you are mentally weak and have no control over your emotions and your emotions are driving you to do things that you shouldn't.

Responsible gamblers can stop when their budgets are out because they have patience and control. Those of us who have it feel like it's easy, all you need to do is close the platform and do something else, but it is not the same for those who don't have it because they can't just close it and stop.

Right, because indeed control or control and management is the only key to being able to gamble responsibly and by having this ability then I think your gambling journey will always be based on a rational mindset so that when something happens then you will be able to make decisions that are in accordance with what should be done and I will say that by always being based on a rational mindset then obviously whatever the situation wins or loses you will definitely be able to stop at the right time.

On the other hand I am not saying that you will never lose but what is certain is that the amount you lose will not be too big because you can hold back and stop at the right time. On the contrary as you said that if they are not able to apply management and control to their gambling activities then obviously they will always lead themselves to many dangers, simply put if they lose then they will chase losses in order to pursue a recovery situation and if they win then they find it difficult to ignore the greed aspect in themselves which is obviously some of these actions will only lead themselves to a much worse situation.

[Docnaster]

Stopping immediately is the best choice to make. You don't have to wait for bigger losses or wins before you stop, so the deal here is when you win an acceptable and satisfying amount then you can stop from there. And the same goes for losing, when you lose a substantial amount and you can't bear anymore to keep going then that's the time that you have to stop.
Don't be a hero to yourself and set measures for you to stop because no one is there to stop you but only you and your pocket. When your pockets are empty, that's going to be your indication to stop but are you going to let that happen? IMHO, you shouldn't.
Because if you allow that to happen then you'll get used to it and the bigger problem is what if you don't realize that too soon and often and you're causing yourself a trouble that you're not noticing it once in a while when you gamble.
The thing is you'll keep on pulling money on your other pocket and much worse if you're going to take some real cash from your savings until you can't gamble anymore because you have nothing left.

A lot of gamblers have their specific times to draw the line when they're gambling which I think is absolutely valid provided that it helps them to stay remain responsible in their gambling engagements. For me, I have my own pattern of gambling and when I do deem it necessary to stop gambling for a moment and come back to it in subsequent time. These are the two times I find it very necessary to stop gambling. The first is when if immediately after I start gambling, I notice that I'm not getting wins as I should, I draw the line at that moment to come back later and the second is if I start gambling with a lot of winnings, I stop gambling whenever i notice that I've started losing my stakes. Failure to follow this my personal gambling guidelines would always make me to lose more than I bargained before gambling at that particular moment

[Frankolala]

Stopping immediately is the best choice to make. You don't have to wait for bigger losses or wins before you stop, so the deal here is when you win an acceptable and satisfying amount then you can stop from there. And the same goes for losing, when you lose a substantial amount and you can't bear anymore to keep going then that's the time that you have to stop.
Don't be a hero to yourself and set measures for you to stop because no one is there to stop you but only you and your pocket. When your pockets are empty, that's going to be your indication to stop but are you going to let that happen? IMHO, you shouldn't.
Because if you allow that to happen then you'll get used to it and the bigger problem is what if you don't realize that too soon and often and you're causing yourself a trouble that you're not noticing it once in a while when you gamble.
The thing is you'll keep on pulling money on your other pocket and much worse if you're going to take some real cash from your savings until you can't gamble anymore because you have nothing left.

A lot of gamblers have their specific times to draw the line when they're gambling which I think is absolutely valid provided that it helps them to stay remain responsible in their gambling engagements. For me, I have my own pattern of gambling and when I do deem it necessary to stop gambling for a moment and come back to it in subsequent time. These are the two times I find it very necessary to stop gambling. The first is when if immediately after I start gambling, I notice that I'm not getting wins as I should, I draw the line at that moment to come back later and the second is if I start gambling with a lot of winnings, I stop gambling whenever i notice that I've started losing my stakes. Failure to follow this my personal gambling guidelines would always make me to lose more than I bargained before gambling at that particular moment

It is good to have gambling rules in order to keep you on track to make sure that you don't over gamble or be prone to addiction. This is why a gambler must have rules in order to gamble responsible and enjoy the fun in gambling.

When you just gamble anyhow without having a gamble budget and time frame for gambling, you will not be able to know the amount that you are using to gamble, and that can lead to great loss, because you will not be able to manage your bankroll.

[Majestic-milf]

 You need to have a limit when gambling and don't always have to depend on when your deposit is exhausted. It's quite easy to continue playing when you are on a winning streak but there's one thing in gambling and that is when you don't have a limit to your gambling and rather to choose to continue especially when you are winning, the next thing you'd know is the funds have depleted and can't give good account of how the money was spent.
 I can't really give a good time for a player to stop with your options because if I go for option a; which is stop when you win, the urge to multiply your winnings will be there and if it's option b; there's always the feeling a gambler has when he has lost all his deposit that he can still win the next round if he can make some adjustments to his/her pick.
 So, for me I'd go for self control. When you have this, it sets a bar for you without you worrying abou anything else.

[GigaBit]

No one wins and no one loses consistently in gambling, but sometimes gamblers lose more than their wins and losses. While there are no rules on exactly when to stop or when to gamble, my personal opinion is that after a good win, a gambler should take a temporary break from gambling. But on the contrary I got a comment from a gambler who said that gambling is a game of luck. If luck is there then it is not bad to try another win after one win. Because luck doesn't come every day. Although there is logic in his words, considering overall analysis, I think it is better for gamblers to take a break and gamble. I have lost my big winnings in gambling for getting  small amounts of money that I could never have imagined. I have seen most of the time when I tried to recover my losses I lost more. And when I need to win more, I lose. I think it is possible to determine the proper time if these two places can be solved.

[irhact]

You need to have a limit when gambling and don't always have to depend on when your deposit is exhausted. It's quite easy to continue playing when you are on a winning streak but there's one thing in gambling and that is when you don't have a limit to your gambling and rather to choose to continue especially when you are winning, the next thing you'd know is the funds have depleted and can't give good account of how the money was spent.

As an individual who gambles, setting limits is very important, but not everyone would take this seriously and that's why most of them end up making mistakes thereby overspending money they didn't even budget for gambling. Sometimes what cause them to over spend is when they chase their lose, initially they might decide to spend just some few dollars but then when they lose and keep chasing loses at the end of the day they've spent more money they didn't budget for.

 Therefore, i'll recommend that the best time to quit is after you've win or lose a bet and not even when you've exceeded your limits, because an individuals limit for the day might be 100-$1000 and you never can tell how unfortunate they could in having streaks of loses so if they've had like 5-6 loses and haven't exceeded their limits I don't expect them to continue but rather quit for the day.

[Blitzboy]

You need to have a limit when gambling and don't always have to depend on when your deposit is exhausted. It's quite easy to continue playing when you are on a winning streak but there's one thing in gambling and that is when you don't have a limit to your gambling and rather to choose to continue especially when you are winning, the next thing you'd know is the funds have depleted and can't give good account of how the money was spent.

As an individual who gambles, setting limits is very important, but not everyone would take this seriously and that's why most of them end up making mistakes thereby overspending money they didn't even budget for gambling. Sometimes what cause them to over spend is when they chase their lose, initially they might decide to spend just some few dollars but then when they lose and keep chasing loses at the end of the day they've spent more money they didn't budget for.

 Therefore, i'll recommend that the best time to quit is after you've win or lose a bet and not even when you've exceeded your limits, because an individuals limit for the day might be 100-$1000 and you never can tell how unfortunate they could in having streaks of loses so if they've had like 5-6 loses and haven't exceeded their limits I don't expect them to continue but rather quit for the day.

The hard truth about gambling is that the smartest strategy is all about self-control. We all need our own ways to stay in check - you've got your limits, which is great, others have time limits or whatever works. A lot of folks get caught up in that losing streak, and they start chasing their losses. Its understandable, that human need to get back what we lost, but thats the path to ruin.

See, your whole point about hitting that $1000 limit... thats where it gets real. Pushing beyond that isnt a strategy, its desperation. You gotta have enough self-awareness to walk away, regroup, live to fight another day. Thats true in gambling, and frankly, thats true in life. Cant control your emotions, you're gonna have a hard time controlling your outcomes, period.

[passwordnow]

Stopping immediately is the best choice to make. You don't have to wait for bigger losses or wins before you stop, so the deal here is when you win an acceptable and satisfying amount then you can stop from there. And the same goes for losing, when you lose a substantial amount and you can't bear anymore to keep going then that's the time that you have to stop.
Don't be a hero to yourself and set measures for you to stop because no one is there to stop you but only you and your pocket. When your pockets are empty, that's going to be your indication to stop but are you going to let that happen? IMHO, you shouldn't.
Because if you allow that to happen then you'll get used to it and the bigger problem is what if you don't realize that too soon and often and you're causing yourself a trouble that you're not noticing it once in a while when you gamble.
The thing is you'll keep on pulling money on your other pocket and much worse if you're going to take some real cash from your savings until you can't gamble anymore because you have nothing left.

A lot of gamblers have their specific times to draw the line when they're gambling which I think is absolutely valid provided that it helps them to stay remain responsible in their gambling engagements. For me, I have my own pattern of gambling and when I do deem it necessary to stop gambling for a moment and come back to it in subsequent time. These are the two times I find it very necessary to stop gambling. The first is when if immediately after I start gambling, I notice that I'm not getting wins as I should, I draw the line at that moment to come back later and the second is if I start gambling with a lot of winnings, I stop gambling whenever i notice that I've started losing my stakes. Failure to follow this my personal gambling guidelines would always make me to lose more than I bargained before gambling at that particular moment

There are times that we can say that we are in need to stop whether we're in control or we've got some pattern to follow. While we're comfortable doing so and we can stop at any rate that we can, having some patterns and clues when to stop is a must. You should draw the line when you can because if you're not going to do anything within your sets. The problem that's going to be built within yourself is going to be terrible. When you commit mistakes, you'll be afraid not to be able to recover because even if you keep telling yourself that can recover and you can stop.
As soon as you notice that things aren't go accordingly to what you're expecting, you better stop. Do some contingency plans and do the most of it because if you're not going to do anything, the continuous losses are just waiting you and your emotional being will get triggered with those losses. You have no way going to win against that when your mortal enemy is within yourself, and no other than you.

[Bitcoinsummoner]

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Actually gambling is a bad habit. Better not play it. But many people get addicted to gambling as a hobby. Many people get addicted to emotions. Many people get addicted to gambling to forget their troubles. Any game or new experience is good. But the problem is addiction, this addiction thing is never good. Addiction can ruin anyone's life. Be it gambling addiction or be it women addiction or be it addiction to anything else.

I think every man or every joari should play with a specific goal. If a gambler is playing with a specific goal then he should stop playing after winning or losing two or three trades.

1. Actually I dislike Zoya.
2. However, I gambled once or twice at the behest of friends. I won there.

[mvdheuvel1983]

Just for discussions and ways to educate or share knowledge with ourselves when and how to draw the line when gambling,  because for some reasons, some gamblers have arrived at unstable realities because of the lack of stoppage time while gambling so let's talk.
When do you stop?
Some stop gambling immediately the record a big lose, while others continues when they lose with hope of recovering.
Some other gamblers stop playing when the win they first few games, while other continue to chase the loses, and technically ww can tell in accuracy when this things happens, but when is the best time to stop gambling and take a break?

1-when you lose?
2- when you win?

when you lose and win you have to be careful because gambling has its own do or don't, for you to be called a smart gambler, you must follow up the game of gambling with the rules, does is rule are don't gamble much when you win because it might lead you into a very chronic gambler, learn when to take a decision to go for a break if not you will be recked monetarily, gambling is not for the weak, what mean by the weak is those people that dont have self control and decision, as a gambler you must know what you want at all time.

Losing is one of the process of gambling so why would one keep chasing losses when he or she knows that as a gambler you must lose to balance the equation in gambling, this is th reason for why I say that people should understand gambling before going into it in full.

[darkangel11]

Stopping immediately is the best choice to make. You don't have to wait for bigger losses or wins before you stop, so the deal here is when you win an acceptable and satisfying amount then you can stop from there. And the same goes for losing, when you lose a substantial amount and you can't bear anymore to keep going then that's the time that you have to stop.

Your statement implies that you're much more biased towards winning that losing. When you win you want to stop immediately after getting an acceptable amount, but when it coes to losing, you have to be at a level when you can't bear it anymore. I'd say that's a huge difference. For instance when it comes to pain, I can accept someone poking me with a stick, but I won't bear someone poking me with a needle. Get it? Acceptable is at much lower threshold than not being able to bear. This means that you're happy with a win and can leave the casino with a small profit, but will not accept a small loss and will continue to gamble until that loss becomes unbearable. You're pretty deep in this addiction, aren't you?

[AmoreJaz]

You need to have a limit when gambling and don't always have to depend on when your deposit is exhausted. It's quite easy to continue playing when you are on a winning streak but there's one thing in gambling and that is when you don't have a limit to your gambling and rather to choose to continue especially when you are winning, the next thing you'd know is the funds have depleted and can't give good account of how the money was spent.

As an individual who gambles, setting limits is very important, but not everyone would take this seriously and that's why most of them end up making mistakes thereby overspending money they didn't even budget for gambling. Sometimes what cause them to over spend is when they chase their lose, initially they might decide to spend just some few dollars but then when they lose and keep chasing loses at the end of the day they've spent more money they didn't budget for.

 Therefore, i'll recommend that the best time to quit is after you've win or lose a bet and not even when you've exceeded your limits, because an individuals limit for the day might be 100-$1000 and you never can tell how unfortunate they could in having streaks of loses so if they've had like 5-6 loses and haven't exceeded their limits I don't expect them to continue but rather quit for the day.

Sticking to your limits or your budget is the common dilemma of most gamblers. I believe that's one of the weaknesses that you can encounter among gamblers. This is hard to keep up as most will be chasing loses, or they don't want to cut off their games especially when they are in the middle of it. But if you don't want to have troubles owed to gambling, better be strict to yourself and always remind yourself about the worst case scenarios that you will be in, in case you follow your own desires.

[Zigabel]

Although everyone opinion is definitely different likewise mine, it's common when people lose and still want to bet despite the result, this is nothing personally for wealthy gamblers or those gamblers who gamble for fun cause they never get emotional and angry. So long as a gambler is having fun betting often then there's no need of stopping the act except they're trying to exceed their budget, exceeding gambling budget is something a gambler should avoid and if this happens I think the gambler need to stop for a while until the budget is refill. Personally I will quit whenever I experience a lose or rather I will prefer to cashout quickly to avoid loss at the end

They actually don't get angry and emotional because they actually gamble with money they are able to lose comfortably a s still don't get to go bankrupt because it's usually something they can afford to loose as it something away from their earnings at once BuT then with the broke or poor they actually risk with the mindset that they are going to double up that which they have staked but the rich do it for the fun of it but then they aswell have expectations but the difference has always been in the way they both accept their losses when it happens as the rich doesn't get emotional but the poor actually does because some of them actually risked their last funds.

Gambling is always supposed to be for fun a d gambling responsibly means not exceeding they which you can be able to loose at a time so you don't get to be associated and suffer for gambling while loosing the supposed fun.

[Bravut]

We take break after a loss and also a win, because most at times if you keep gambling after a win you get tempted to increase your stake amount to win more, also after a lose we often want to recover our losses . In essence Moderation over everything as you gamble what you are willing and ready to loss, don't allow greed kick in. Once your allocated amount for stake that day is meet stay off.

[wxa7115]

Sticking to your limits or your budget is the common dilemma of most gamblers. I believe that's one of the weaknesses that you can encounter among gamblers. This is hard to keep up as most will be chasing loses, or they don't want to cut off their games especially when they are in the middle of it. But if you don't want to have troubles owed to gambling, better be strict to yourself and always remind yourself about the worst case scenarios that you will be in, in case you follow your own desires.

This can be very problematic, since there are instances in which you could gamble for just a few minutes and your luck is terrible, and this could cause you to lose all the money you had planned, but since you did not got the entertainment that you were looking for, you may be tempted to keep gambling to chase your losses or simply to get the fun you did not got.

So even a gambler that had no obvious problems to control their gambling, may find themselves in a situation in which they gamble too much for their own good.